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News
Fines for the french timber importers
The Brigade Against Deforestation (BAD), a group of
environmental activists, has organised a first control mission in the
Nantes harbour on the 13th of May. BAD found several batches of illegal
timber from Cameroon and 'fined' the french timber importers. The goal
of the mission is to denounce ongoing trade in illegal timber and call
for European legislation that requires that all wood and wood products
on the European market are legally logged.
13 May 2008
Illegal merbau in floors and exterior doors
A research by Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace shows that European consumers continue to unknowingly buy flooring and exterior doors made from illegally and destructively logged merbau, a species threatened with extinction. The EU must shut the door on illegal timber, bringing in strong
legislation to enforce this.
18 december 2007
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Activists plant illegal trees in Brussels
'European Commission, stop illegal timber trade!'
28 November 2007
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Support additional legislation to stop illegal timber trade!
Tree for Commissioner Dimas
26 november 2007
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Rapporten
Shut the door on illegal merbau!
Milieudefensie - Friends of the Earth Netherlands and Greenpeace, December 2007
An investigation by Greenpeace and Milieudefensie/Friends of the Earth Netherlands on the use of merbau timber for floors and exterior doors in Europe and related illegal timber trade.
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Illegally logged wood from Cameroon on the Dutch market
Milieudefensie, 28 pages, June 2007
An investigation into illegal logging practices by Fipcam and MMG and related trade to the Netherlands.
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FIPCAM: a stunning new case of illegal logging in Cameroon
Milieudefensie, Les Amis de la Terre, 8 pages, July 2007
How a European company could illegally harvest timber worth 480.000 Euros.
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